Thrive Where Contributions Are Rewarded and Valued

Sound Physicians’ advanced practitioners enjoy a key role in driving improvements in acute care, alongside our emergency medicine physicians. In support of our core values, we ensure our advanced practice providers have the time and resources needed to deliver compassionate care. You will be involved with driving improvements in quality, and patient satisfaction, and aligning with hospital leadership in achieving the goals set for the team.

Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center is part of Presbyterian Healthcare Services, a locally owned, not-for-profit healthcare system in New Mexico consisting of nine hospitals. Founded in 2018, Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center has 30 private inpatient beds and has continued to grow to meet the healthcare needs of the community.

• 21,840 volume ED
• 36 bed ED
• Open ICU
• ED runs codes
• Full or part-time positions available
• Access SoundInstitute™ learning platform for continuing education and professional career development with convenient online and in-person educational courses, including CME

Requirements of Advanced Practitioners

The Sound Physicians emergency medicine leadership recognizes the medical team as key to the success of our hospital partnerships. The clinical onboarding of all our nurse practitioners and physician assistants is a coordinated process that recognizes the skill level of the APP based on a tiered approach to their clinical experience. While the EM APP onboarding program is standardized, it is guided and overseen at the site level by site-specific leaders.

• ACLS/BLS/PALS required
• Current unrestricted license in NM required
• 1 year of previous EM or acute care experience as an APP

Location & Lifestyle

Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center is part of Presbyterian Healthcare Services, a locally owned, not-for-profit healthcare system in New Mexico consisting of nine hospitals. Founded in 2018, Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center has 30 private inpatient beds and continues to grow to meet the healthcare needs of the community.